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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-04-14
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-Sn Der Gadt BON 8. 9lpriI brad
in Der Dtablmuble BON SonaS @riNis
man nubs 8crwid Elm 5euer aus. Sns
folss eineS beftieen Wmbes mar in swei
StunSsn bic NtdbIe, geobnbaus uub
Staauns bes @riiiman Ssriibrt, ebsnio
99pbnun9 uno 9iebcnsetdupe hes 10.
S.Yeitp. Der 8erIuit iits15, 900, bic
8e, IiaerunS nur $4,000.
-Su 2aneaiter itarb an Rontas
Wiorsen Geo. SO. Yonb, pslder Dor
Drei g8pbeu BON gIlerdnosr Gepbslep
sefp@en ipuree. Der Dl6resr fist i'm
@efdnsnib.
: Sn DIT Strpubsburs purts am
WittpOd elm Mann 9tamens unfo bon
einem Goblen;uSe iiberfabren unS 70
,erfIeilbt, bab man bic lleberrelte gus
Iammeni4aufeln mubte.
= @dbrenb am Wlontag elm SRI.
8erIiita Sbaul bon Sbaron Syringe,
q. g., in @sieaIdaft ibrer Sreun6in
Wlinnie 9eiter BON ct. Clair, Sdupl=
til County, unb Sarrp Sbort uuo Grs
min 9bompion cine bortise @rube bes
lsbtersn beiudten, ereienete ii9 in bers
ielben cine furdtbare Grplolion. gllS
ble 2eute aus einem anoeren Tbeile bes
Seremerfss sur Stelle famen, fan6en
Iie bic bier BerIonen befpubilps une
Iawer berlett am 8o6sn lieeen. Die
YerunsIiidten ipuroen iofurt su Gage
sefabrsn unb drStliGs Stilfe bsrufen.
SRI. 8eiter par 3ur unfsnntlibfeit perz
brunnt unb SddbeI, 9dfts unb SUB.
fn6bel Sebrpben iie itarb am elei6en
glbsno. SRI. Sbaul true Elm sebrOdes
mes Sein oapon uno iparo ionit perIsBt
unb berbrannt, mag aber eeneien.
Sburt 1T IsbenSSsfdbrli& psrIebt unb
irirb fdum babon fommen 3bompions
Munben iiuo sipar i9mer,baft, absr
nidt sefdbrIi6. Wabri9einli6 bate
bic @sieaf6aft cine unbsidaBte 2ampe
unb fam nit berieIben elmer StidIufts
itrbmung su nabe. Die Mdbden fans
ben I'M Ilter bon etwa 90 Sabren.
Sn Der Gupreme Court au 9biIds
belpbia ipuroe porige @oae elm fur
Slrbsiter b69lt tpidtiser gntideio ab.
seeeben. Sobn Somtr, tpelder in els
mem Der unteren Stodfpsrfe bon Sarri.
fon'S 8uder' '8affinersi peri9isesns 8s.
paraturen poruebmen iolIte, mar bel ber
AuSfiibrune bieier 9rbsitsn bon einem
9aditsine, tueI9er burd einen Glepa.
torsS6adt aus einem oberen Stodiperl
binuntersefaasn ipar, an ben Gopf &c,
irUffen uno i6per berIsst isorben. gir
gtrbsitsr. iueI9er oben arbsitete, ipar
unbprIi6tis setpeIen unb bate ber
Stein fallen lanen. Somer rerflagt
ieinen Arbsiteeber i'm Common Plsni
0eri9t $40. auf SbaoeneriaB, bi
Glaee ipuroe ieood unter Der 8egriiub
uns abseipieien, baB elm Nrbsitsebe
nidt fur SaneIunsen Isiner 9lrbeite
berantiportIi6 ssbaIten iperoen f6nnG
Sldser nppeIlirte barauf an bic Gu
preme Court uno bic alaae aelanai
Ieste Mo4e sur 8srbanbIuns. Dber
! ri6tsr Nereur entIdieb, bab bic Vt
/ ipeiiung Der Glaae Seitens Der untere
J Court pOIlRdnbis seredtiertist ma
SsIdser iuubte, baB i'm oberen Stodue
r ebsnfaIs Reparatur'Nrbeiten ausel
; flbrt ipurben mb baB babel Steil
hinunteIfalIeH fonnten er bate bah
a beher nuf iid aGt ssbsn iDaen.
7 = Sn Isiner 8obnuns, SO. IA;
8rcipn Str, 9bilaoelpbia. 1T q
: Samfas mad ldnserem i6merem 81
e ben einer Der befannteiten un6 eefhd
tsRsn beutfden Burger, Serr PPiu
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@sriAtltats.

8idtsr Sdnb tpsissrte Ii@ IeBts @os
DE, bic 0lrsibaitsurfun6e bes Steuer'
fclleftpren fiir 2adaipanna 1omnibip,
Spfepb Sannid, ANNOUNCEMENT, bell ey
5esipeifeIt Oh bab @sisb, iinter ipeI6sm
berisIte erleablt tpurSe, ionititutionea
1T. Sti6tsr SaHS CAB am Samtas Elm
Idneeres 9uta9ten in tisier SADIE All
uno erfldrte bas 9ciee bon 1855 FIR
unfUnititutiouslI, fels!i4 lei bic @abI
bon SteustIcHshoren nnseieblia. Diss
fdlisBe ieeo9 ni6t aus, Sab bic Gountn
9ommiRdre ni9t bic eIei9en 2eute er'
nennsn ibnnsn, ipsI6e sripdbIt rpurten.
DiitrittanpoIt Gbiparbs bat bas
8er3eidniB Der Griminalfd[le, ipslds
Der am nddIteR @ontas bs0innenoen
Sisuns borseIsst tpsrben iolIen, aus'
ecfertist un6 ss errsi6t bic 9abI 1872 ;
nemIi4 MOr6 5, Diebitabl unb llnters
f6laeuus 30, 8aub unb Ginbrud 4,
abf6tIi6e 8srtpunoune un6 eridmerter
Aneriff uno Sdiagerei 10, 8ereeben
segen bic 2iauorsslsbe %, 0sr8eben
aeSen bic SittIi6ieit 20, Sdii6uns 3,
slHsrif unb S3Idserei 90, gubIbetrd.
eeyeieu, poridBliher llufus. faIf6e
8oripieseIunsen unb onbere 76. Sn
bieien SdIIen lino l475 3eusen porses
Iaeen (pieie 9ubl permebrt iid iteis,
bn man burd bic &usfasen bes einen
Ssueen erlt uuf anoers aufmertium
tpiro.) Bon stipa einem 9uBeno bsr
Sale ipirS bic Ssrbunoluns sines ieosn
msbrere Gage in Aniprud nebmen uno
insssiammt wdre elm Seitraum bon adt
@O9eH sur 9lbipideluns aler Sale
nbtbig.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-04-14
edwinSfuAt aeheiIt.

girsm alien gIrBts. Der bcn Der VraJis ,u-
Isbt yu De oHrd einsn ottinbiihg.
Riif0Hdr ole Bfhrr bHnp zines einfattn
peiImitisls fiir Die IAneIls uno
oausrHoNp peilunp pom anngeHfdwineludt
9ronhitis, eatatfb albma Hno allen pals-
uuo aHngenirautheiieu ausaehdnoiat and
Elm Aittsl fur poiitips. raoitdle ecllnug Don
Reipsnibwahe unn allen Nsruenir iutbtiteH.
4ahosm Der Toftor Die muunerbaren SeiI.
irdfte in tnuienoen 6dlltn erprobt bate, efad.
tste CT 60 fur ieine phidt oas WitteI leintn
leiosnoea Mitmeniheu beiannt ju MAIDEN.
Bon oi fem @oiip mao @unib gstrisbeH. ban.
eslts er. SD i,noe oisies Ssjepl gang toiten.
frei an Nile. ole ts miuidsn IN ceniidtr. eng.
liihsr ooer iran3oF der Sprade nit boiler
Y, ,ysiIung Der psrltellung nno oss @sbrands.
Se2e Aorsis uuo Srieimarit, sReliebe Did
auf oisIe 3siiuuG nao i'd fsIoe & Iofort N.
u. Ropcs, l49 poipsrs 8lod. Moheiter, q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-04-14

s. aaubsr, eshorbsn. Gr iDur in SiI.
lssbeim in 0ibeinbelIen i'm Sabre 1881
seboren, unb bat bemnd6It bas 56ite
2ebensiahr srrsi4t.
= Die srobe eGsusr bes Germ
Tbeo. Beaumont, in @aittoipn 9ouns
flip. Gbelter County. nobe Der Yennipl.
bania S6uplfiq BAILEY Giientabn,
ipurne nebit Dem idmmtlideu Snbalt
bur9 Ssusr ssritbrt. 8sbn PferOe, 40
0ahe lnb unsefGbr so Shaf unb Gam.
mer famen in ben SIammen um, unb
auber BEN letsnbissn Gtod psrbrannie
cine srobe Auantitdt Seu, Srudt unS
gdertaus@ @er6tbibafteu. gS fonnts
ni6ts c....,sl c.... perpen, lhO bic S6euer,
bic cine hsr idBnlten I'M 2dnee mar.
brannts Bic auf ben Gruns nisber. Der
Bertuh am 4sbauSe altin belduft it9
OUT $4,000; pslher, ibeilreiis eur1
DstflBstiins Sseedt iE.
= Rad Idnssrsn 8sriu6en, iuel&e
bic 4ennfplpania @ifsnbabn 60. isit
einem Sabre pornebmsn lisB, 1T fsfSes
felt porben, bab filnf Wasen elnes
eiisnbabnsasss nit 9amyf bon est
2cfoaioiiBc sebeibt iberOsn fSnnsn, unb
bic neus Dampfbeisuns ipirs pabrs
Icbsinlid auf allen YaKasiersi8eu Der
YsunipIpania eifenbabn So. einSefdbrt
iperoen.
pa. @afdstinssr tpsrbsn in Rcl 52T
Sptutcltrabs, stpeite Gbiirs bon uniersr
Office, biIlis reparirt. .
pa- SrlbiabrsmoSen in Damsnbd=
ten unb guspaaren in Srotpn's bee
Sipe.
@- Gudues unS Sadets fir has
Srhbiubr iOsbsn sinsetrOifsn in 8rOpn's
Bee Siue.
ra- -annoneirt int .@O&enbIait".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-04-14
Dunnipre.

= Benjamin SenIins, Der in BEN
go. l Sda6t Der BennipIbnnia Qpblsn
So. arbeiteis, fieI Montas glaamittas
4 llbr ben 100 Sub tiefsn S9a6t binab
unb mar nuf Der Stsae tObt. gr ipar
35 Sabre alt uno binterIdbt cine ggitf.
me uno sipei ainber. g8abrIdsinli1
slaubte Der Mann, bic carriage Iei oben
an Ssr S6a4tDfnuns tmD ippIIte barauf
treten.
= Die Gris & N. 9. 9ubn bat an.
seEanbist, OaB iie feline Sonutaessiiec
fabreH Iahen tpirp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-04-14
Bon Uetersbura.

r@- Benjamin 1bauer iuirb um
Samiae. ben 30. 9IpriI, in @abIer's
SarmOnie Gale einen Bal abbaIten,
su pel6em sr frsunbIi6It einIabet.
Gintritt % Gents. 8orlsIide Tan,.
multi bon Der grpitaI Ban6 uno bic bes
feu Grfriidunesn. I5,2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-04-14
Stephan Gutheinz,
Oetst tstScberMcSge

SIS S $40 Gebar Meenue,
,ptI9tu aeT uHe pidsry StraetH, tmpHfbll
tiHtm psTtbrisH pubIiiam ltin @siGdft aufs
9ehs. 3ItiI9 iteT art lisftrs Id gum biaisl
Zen prsil, une In better Aualii6t, unb nta&S
Id ibsraus auf bic psn mir tubTtitsttH prrs
,iaii&su @iirff dufmtsiiam.
s9erbinbuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-04-14
Ssse warser Wotisen.

Die DliaIiscsr Der beu.iben faibos
Iifdsn 81. Srbannss @emsinos batsn
idriIid untsr ssm 9lameH ST. Scisph'S
gsssia" cine @enohs.::s' ::s'doft aur 8e8ens
fe;iiJsn tinisfhasuns il Yoib une
! Qranfbeit gsbiloet, ibeibs bsreits %
UiiigIietsr sdblt. unb aae ausfatsn
BAT, &c in furssr 3eit nuf iiber 100 Dlit,
eIisbsr su trinser. Die Seamten tss
Nsreins iint:
YrilSent. glntca @ibi1mann.
Nbe grdi.. Sobn Ibiel. ir.
Geirstdr, Matbins. Shneioer.
SGakmsihsr, @ntoH Dennebaum.
Die llnterbeaiiisu Fnb: Ibhriteher,
6rans S6uIte; Slbrer, Spbn 8iebel
Snupimari4aa, @sor8e SGimriisiSlsn'
mig.
Tie 8erTImmIungen Sss 8sreins
iperbsfl ieoen srltsn unb britten Sonns
tag Nafmittas in bem an Die 9irte
orensenSen S6uapfale abBebdlten.
= 6pSe gart pirb idon iDisber nit
elmer 9eitans bsbrobt; cs fol- elm res
pablifinIf9es 9B1Hsnblatt IN en9lil9er
Sprade tperben.
@sn 81 gosIar serI6st Sisie
no6e Seine bie,ioe G5smeinSe uno fOiot
einsm gluie n1G 6bottanooaa. qennsI.
fse.
mu q q-6orn,on INN sssfnut,
a~,ss Ssr ss;, Sobrsn IN hsw Troe6t.
sosnh,ts .,spm ~ s,r q q q E gn ec onaes
asIIt 1tfurr mar iibsrnabm an, areitoo Bic
Gt,IIs ala suserintenSsnt Ser SrforS
Grube.
Q;s csr,,hn soo. Sos Soa @s.
ss,,ss r tr,, iS gIrsrssa S%Ssn S o oo Sndsor. M
aross ~s ~" ~, . s;nss 9a,rm;sI,op osossd,Sst
,,nS '1.SpS S;s -, T,nrt MI, mann mit Srr S,rossn.
@ t;n;, sL ots;% 'S osmo9. ,rsrSsu soG Tos
@sSS,,Ss i, Si,,Y sssst s st,,,a oAt eus melt in
Sss S Sasionisrass & Sch i, re q;n;s am,
i, ~ Mf lisssrs,nsi;mmnna nil 4. ssm 9a"fsppisgs p
nss Syn GHSn ionSI hs,t, man i'm
id'cr isnoSt % ss,,,,unosn S;e N melt nor, @
.sssnSs s,s Sront ob,nRrs,ssr
''''"s
-An oer 9see Barter Sette Der
bride BAT ems AnldpI Areslfer MT
N4.sa Ana
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George TafTpIb,
cb e NSirf b fcb a { t,
5I3 9ittston glre., GloIeite.

Snoem i'd Heiusn 6rMnOsn Die @eiddfis.
truffnung sur aenntHib briHas. gebe i'd bic
9eriiherune oab i'd itsts ole por5 5ioIihilen
Getrdufe tOer art un0 feiniie Gigdrrtn Dor.
ratbia baIie.
Sd weroe mid beitrtbeH. bnrh snporFom.
msnos 8eSisnnHs meinsn @dRsn esn NaIspt.
bait onsensbm ~ ma9en.
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Sr. 0enrll 0Na(ter

bat esm esuiifen sniier Die STette aenodjt
lem beriibHtes Yittsrs in Der penildjtH Nrmee
HnjuIl,9rell: VI garantirr oab % ale m5a.
n"em Aranihsifen heilt uno wsiiei $1,000, oab
60 ale dbnIidsn @iltsrs ibertriift.
;hpeteiiet oon psnrp Balisr i'm Broaowab
poisl foll eeoar AUenus. esrauton, ga.
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Der oenloIe edauipieTer eyOb

: Der seniaIs S6auipieIer Sobn
Z. 8apmOno, nsiIen uuiibsttrefflide
Dariteaun0 Der 9tcae bss Generals
Climber in For Congress" uno anSsrs
famoie, Observation-Disclosures WlsiIters
itlds ipobl nod rieIsu unierer 2efer in
grinneruns iein iperSen. ift SOnntas
frdb in @pansoiae, Snb., eeitorben.
Mit ibm berliert Die amerifanii&e
8abue cine iOmii4e &raft. Rdsmcnb
niOmete iid nidt, niht einmaI tbeils
weiie. aus seiddfiIiden Sntereien ber
8abns, fonOsrn foIBte ein1is unb aqein
benz inneren Griebs, esm ylufe ieinss
&unitaenies.
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$50 Rno sic iett?

iuerSen mir bieIfad ben frtibersn Sun'
ben unb 5rsunben sefrast.
gntU prt. Ssds Sauisr absr benz
alien Stanb, 416 2adapunna ape., nit
popuIaren @ebaIfen.
@rSbsrsr Grfobrune,
@rBbsrcm 9apitaI,
@robersm Grseit,
uuS isbmDsIi9sn 8crtbsiI. BEN @els
brinsen Fam, nm Sas SinsSeu alsicer'
baus gum unbelrsitbareu 9uuptquartisr
fit ben Intauf bon feinen aleioern I'M
norb6tli6en 4ennIpIpanien su MAIDEN.
8rinat Feline 2ateruc mit.
benn bier Gilt ss feline alien aassnbtiter
los su iperben.
llniers iunsen Sui&nsiSsr babsn Sas
beite Henpmme.
aommt unb bstra6tet infer 2aser
unb ibr iperbet faunen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-04-14

&. .. 9Spiuers, gIpotbefer.
xt6ar citrate, eerontOn. pa.
giaentbTmer BON qoiusrs' aebsr giuen.
Burn 6rroiaI. aittrpnrm.SHup, 9nno-
wurm.@ @ertilaer, 8ahnen.GDrup. SbeerbaIinm
fur oHIttn, GEfdIiungtn nno 8rdnne. oeatidles
ointment. samoiea sueper, gisbDuIbsr mo
DieIe aHbere artiiel.
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GOLDsNIITH'S.
Wholesale and Retail.

Wholesale and Retail. !.
= @ir babsn bic rei6baItisfte 9
= sluspabI eer nit 8adiidt auf {
81 Dauerbuftisteit unsefertisten :
y g8aoren. bic mir su biIieten Z
e 9reiien Serfaufen. 6
= @iebsrbsrtdufsr BON Sdubs :
Eipert Fnbsn BEL uns cine pOns :
e Itdnbiee ausnubI unb f6nnen :
= eben 70 biais fuufen, iuie in zen s
O Gabriten 6es OIens.
GmerOs nnb Detail.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15

the wounded ioness. The sand wa.
torn up for quite a space, as if the ami
NAL had suffered terrible agony, and
following the trail for at least nine
miles in southeasterly direction, the
aogs gave tongue at a tamerisk brake,
chat extended on three sides of quite a
body of brackish water. Some four or
dive of the dogs, of better blood than
the average Arab cur, dashed into the
tangle, and the next instant we had the
satisfaction of seeing the mangled re-
mains Of one flung up in the air, from
about the center of the patch. A
chorus of yelps and snarlings now
set in, and one disconsolate cur
limped painfully out, his ribs
bare of flesh where the lioness' paw
had struck him. We were now in a
predicament. After an hours Internal
clatter by the beaters, we were as far
from getting her royal highness out as
ever, for show herself she would not.
IF the tamarisk is only dry enough, =
quoth Mac, 1--WE can soon smoke her
out;'' and he galloped round through
the beaters and a volley of flaming
torches rained into the brake. This
fetched her. She made a gallant
charge out and almost up to us, before
we gave her all four barrels. Itstopped
her, and for moment the noble beast
seemed stunned. Then, as the smoke
cleared away, we saw her return to the
shelter. More torches were thrown in,
and four times did the desperate lion
ness charge us dauntlessly, and receive
our fire, before finally biting the dust.
She had eleven bullet holes in her,
beside the smashed shoulder l had
given her the night before. With that
bullet in her, (Which had passed through
her and lay against her ribs on the op-
posite side to that it had entered) she
had travelled nearly nine miles, had
made five determined rushes, killed
and disabled four dogs, and died like
the heroine she was. in mid-charge.
And Maccovoy, turning to me, asked:
Doctor, do you still hold to the opin-
ion that lion is no better than big
dog?n And / could find no answer,
save words of praise for the noble Great
ure that lay dead before us. Too much
time had elapsed for us to track the
ether lion successfully, the spoor hay
ing been obliterated by the feet of
other game. But two lions out Of three
wasn't such bad work for twenty-four
hours, after all. and we returned to
camp fully satisfied with our days
sport.-Algerian Cor. London STANDARD.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
Fox and Cromwell.


The early Friends refused to bow or
to take of their hats to any one, justi-
flying this BY the plea that it would be
an acknowledgement Of superiority,
whereas God had made all men equal.
In this there was considerable reason.
As matter of fact. the sect by no
means neglected to give honor where
hQnor was due, only they showed it by
tangible actions rather than by lip
service Thus, when Fox called on
Cromwell, he scrupulously kept his hat
on his head. though both by word and
act he showed the Protector that he
respected his office. Instead Of being
offended Cromwell remarked: "Now, |
know that there is a people risen that ]
can not buy either with gifts, honors,
offices. OF places, but al other sects
and people l can Nor was Charles
H.. with all his faults, offended whe1
Edward Burrough with scant courtes7
went to him to complain Of the perse.
cution the Quakers were undergoing u
New England. Beigraria.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
VALUABLE RELICS.
Three Curious MementOes of Revolutionary
Days Preserved in a Delaware Town.

Three Curious MementOes of Revolutionary
Days Preserved in Delaware Town.
One is silver strainer, which Benja-
min Franklin had made out of his first
dollar that he had ever earned. An
other is worn prayer book, which
also belonged to Franklin. In it is
written the name of Betty Parker, a
young girl to whom he gave it, with
these words Of advice:
"Go to church constantly, whoever
breaches. The act Of devotion is your
principal business there, and if properly
attended to, will do more towards
mending the heart than sermons gener-
ally can do. Yet / do not mean that
you should despise sermons, even if you
dislike the preacher, for the discourse
is often much better than the man, as
sweet and clear water comes through
very dirty earth.
The other memento is of different
character 1t is a bullet, covered with
a thick coatin g of rust. At the battle
of Brandywine General Lafayette was
shot, and fell.
General, l am wounded" he said to
Washington, as he was carried past the
chief
81 am sorry for it, was the reply.
"Sir, l am not sorryr' the young
Frenchman answered, quickly.
The bullet had passed throu gh the
leg and could be felt under the skin
at the other side. No surgeon came
to dress the wound A woman named
Bell McClosky cut out the bullet with
her scissors and bandaged the leg so
skilfully that when the surgeon ex-
amined it nothing more was needed.
This woman was the wife Of a poor
soldier who followed her husband to
every battlefield, and gave what help
she could to the wounded and dying.
When Lafayette returned to this country
in 1924. he visited Delaware, and re-
ceived splendid welcome, civil and
military. But he did not forget the
woman who had come to his help. Bell
McClosky was brought to Wilmington
and presented to him. She had pre-
served the bullet and it is cherished by
her descendants as the memento of a
brave man and good woman.-I Youth s
Companion.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
Meteor Showers.
If. Richard A. Proctor maintains

Prof. Richard A. Proctor maintains
that most of the meteor streams with
which the earth comes in contact are
derived from the earth itself; that is,
thrown off by volcanic action at time
when the internal forces of our planet
were sufficiently active to give the
initial velocity, some twelve miles q
second, requisite to carry them beyond
the earths attraction. Comets, which
he regards as the parents of the meteor
streams, he thinks may have originated
outside our solar system. Most OF the
comets whose orbits belong to our sys-
tenn, he thinks originated in the larger
planets. The sun is now, perhaps.
giving birth frequently to comets which
probably pass beyond the limits OF it.
attraction. Scientific american.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
Professional Etiquette

their skill, but we are bound by no such
conventional rules and think that if we
make discovery that is of benefit to our
fellows, we ought to spread the fact to the
whole Hand Therefore we cause to be pub
lished throughout the land the fact that DR..
r. V. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery"
is the best known remedy for consumption
(scrofula of the lungs and kindred dis
eases Send 10 cents in stamps for DR..
Pierce's complete treatise on consumption,
with unsurpassed means of self-treatment.
Address, Worlds Dispensary Medical As
sociation, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, n. Y
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
He Found HIS Pocket Book.
Lowell Mass J Couriar.l

Not hundred years since, nor thou
sand miles from Townsend, gentleman
sold his household goods at auction, and
among other things an old-fashioned arm
chair, which was purchased by one Of his
neighbors Some time after this the gentle
man CHANGED to remember that he had hid
den his pocketbook in the self-same old
armchair, so he went to the purchaser
and asked the privilege of looking for his
pocket book, which was found all right,
and contained, in money and notes, about
$1,000.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
Had His Business Eye Open.
IN. Y. SUM-

1T is told in Springfield newspaper that
when Colonel Jones marched his regiment
into Boston on the way to Baltimore, in
the beginning of the war, they were en-
tertained at Faneuil Hall. One Of the boys
"a big, raw-boned Yankee-had very
heavy knapsack, and citizen asked what
he had in it. Circulars" was his reply.
II have just got out a patent knife sharp
ener, and l thought would take some
circulars along and scatter them through
the South. May be they'll do me some
good"
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
Financial Ability.

"Do you know, DumIey, if Robinsos
is man Of any financial a9ility?'
Il imagine not, or he would occa-
sionally have money in his pocket. !
never asked him for Il dollar yet th>3
he didn't say he hadn't cent in bis
pocket. .
Then what I've heard must be truei''
whats that?
THAT he is man of remarka5.s
6nancial ability. "A. !. San
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
rs LIFE WORTH LlvING2

SIS life worth hving?' Ask of him
Who tolls both day and night
To make little home for those
So dear unto his sight
SIS life worth living?'' Ask Of her
Who, crowned with widows weeds,
Doth find supremest happiness
In kind and noble deeds.
'.Is life worth living." Ask again
OF those whose highest aim
Is to assist their fellow man.
Without one thought Of fame.
'Is life worth livingT All dear friend,
Let these good people tell;
A better question far is this
Is life worth living well?
r columbus Dispatch
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
Big and Diminutive Checks.

When Jay Gould scribbled of check
for 81, 10000 to pay Tom Allen for the Iron
Mountain road it was thought to be the
largest individual check ever written.
Gould wrote it on sheet of note pape r
John B. Alley once dashed off check for
500, 900 and gave it to Senator Dorsey for
a half interest in the Senator's cattle
ranch. There are several United States
Government checks for one cent, to square
rp aocounts, in existence.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
~ snfYerers from Consumption,

Scrofula, Bronchitis and General Debility
will try Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites, they will find II i'm
mediate relief and permanent benefit Ae
Medical Profession universally declare 1t a
remedy of the greatest value and very pala-
table. Read: IL have used Scott's Emul-
sion in several cases of Scrofula and De-
bility in Children. Results most crafty
ing. My little patients take it with pleas
nre. w. A. HUBERT, NJ. D., Salisbury, Ill.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15

LIFE is burdensome, alike to the sufferer
and all around him, while dyspepsia and it's
attending evils holds sway. Complaints of
this nature can be speedily cured by tax
sands once thus afflicted now bear cheerful
testimony as TO its merits.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15

UNLIKE other cathartics, Dr. Pierce's
"Pelletsn do not render the bowels costive
after operation, but, on the contrary, estab-
lish permanently healthy action. Being
entirely vegetable, no particular care is re-
Quired while using them. By druggists.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15

Secret, involuntary drains
apon the system promptly cured. Large
book giving particulars, 10 cents in stamps.
Address, Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso-
citation, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, n. Y.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
Wants the Facts Known.

neen led so many times into buying differ
ent things for the liver, kidneys and blood,
that have dono US more harm than good,
feel it due your readers to advise them
when an honest and good medicine like DR..
Harter's Iron Tonic can be had. Yours
truly, AN OLD SUBsCRIBER.-Ex.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15

in Cedartown. TIA. has been or
ganized an association for the purpo5s
of holding Il perpetual county exhibs-
ton OF native resources, by which tAs
town may be advertised.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15

New York is the greatest hay mar
ket of the country. 1t receives $780,
600 bales every year, and most of it is
consumed on the island. The average
price is $15.-N Y. Times.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
A Distinction without Differences.

The Chinese code does not say, "Wives
obey your husbands y but "Wives respect
your husbands" We do not see, however
how that improves the matter.